Nov. 26 (UPI) -- A former British Royal Marine pleaded guilty to injuring dozens of people, including children and babies, after driving his car into a crowd of people at a soccer victory parade.
Paul Doyle, 54, on the first day of his trial, changed his initial pleas in 31 charges linked to driving his Ford Galaxy Titanium into a crowd of people celebrating the Liverpool FC soccer club's Premier League title in May.
More than 130 injuries were reported after Doyle accelerated into the parade crowd, sending bodies flying off his car -- two of whom were babies aged six and seven months -- according to The Guardian.
On Wednesday, shocking the court, Doyle reversed his not guilty pleas entered the day before, answering guilty to all 31 charges, the BBC reported.
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